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How to minimize tenant turnover using online property management tools

Housing Wire

Tenant turnover happens when the current tenants move out of a rental property and the property is now vacant and it needs to be prepared for new tenants to move in. Turnover is one of the most costly aspects of the property management business, with the average turnover costing more than two thousand dollars.

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Inspections for Rental Properties: The Landlord Guide

BiggerPockets

As a landlord, conducting inspections for rental properties is essential. Without these, you never truly know what’s happening inside your property. Here's how.

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Top 5 Property Management Mistakes

McKissock

Property management can be a rewarding investment, but all too often property owners don’t realize how complex this investment can be. Property management often involves detailed agreements and a diverse clientele, which means that there is a lot of room for error. Mistake #1: Not screening tenants.

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The Ultimate Move-Out Checklist for Landlords

BiggerPockets

A comprehensive move-out checklist for landlords: Learn how to communicate with tenants, conduct inspections, and handle security deposits effectively.

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The 2021 Rental Property Inspection Checklist

Mashvisor

As a landlord, you know how much work it takes to keep your rental investment profitable and in tip-top condition. This is why a landlord inspection is important. You want…

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Real Estate Tech Trends for 2025

GoForrmz

As we approach 2025, realtors, property managers, and other real property professionals must stay ahead of the curve by adopting innovative tech solutions to keep up with their competition and the demands of an advancing market. Traditional methods are not only time-consuming but also prone to errors.

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Warehouse Space in Columbus, Ohio: 17 Actionable Steps to Find, Lease & Organize Your Next Hub

The Robert Weiler Company

Ask your current landlord. If you’re currently renting warehouse space and looking for additional units elsewhere or simply seeking an upgrade, speak with your current landlord, first. You’ve likely already built a strong relationship with them and are satisfied with their property management. Research the landlord.

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